Homemade D&D module from 1981

[TanithT]

Homemade D&D module, 1981 - Boing Boing

Just for the amusement and nostalgia value. Man, I remember writing up stuff like this. No idea where my handwritten and typed notes went to, though. One of these days I need to go through those boxes in the attic.

 

[trancejeremy]

I kept all my dungeons in folders with tacky, airbrushed unicorns on them.

Things you wish you kept...

 

[Bullgrit]

I still have most of my old homemade dungeons from the early 80s. Maybe I'll post scans of some.

None of them were made to duplicate an official published module, like the one in the link. I suspect that one is more a parody than real.

Bullgrit

 

[Mark Hope]

Excellent. I love the way that "pit" is used as a verb I will have to be sure to pit a few characters next session.

I used to write up modules like this as well. However I threw out pretty much everything from my first year of gaming when I moved onto AD&D after and year of Basic and Expert. A shame, as some of it would have been a hoot to read back now.

 

[trancejeremy]

I still have most of my old homemade dungeons from the early 80s. Maybe I'll post scans of some.

None of them were made to duplicate an official published module, like the one in the link. I suspect that one is more a parody than real.

Bullgrit

Nope, it seems serious, done by a 14 year old kid at the time.

Someone took it and put it into PDF form (with permission)

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